Well, young people tend to be impulsive and reckless, you know, so they overestimate everything and tend to make plans that are full of responsibilities and a lot of intense things, so they fail in implementing this plan. For example, a student can plan to study, learn languages, work and go to the gym and listen to podcasts, read books, a lot of things and when they start to put this plan into action they are surprised by this pressure and that they can’t keep up with everything. So they tend their plants after that. In addition, younger people are always not sure that they want this thing. So they, for example, put plants to go on a trip and then they decide to change it because they thought about another thing that they think it’s better. And yeah, they are overconfident actually and tend to be impulsive in their actions.
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Well, young people tend to be impulsive and reckless, so they overestimate everything and make plans that are full of responsibilities and intense activities, which leads to failure in implementing these plans. For example, a student can plan to study, learn languages, work, go to the gym, listen to podcasts, and read books—many things. When they start to put this plan into action, they are surprised by the pressure and realize they can't keep up with everything. So they tend to change their plans after that. In addition, younger people are often unsure about what they want. For instance, they might plan to go on a trip and then decide to change it because they think of something else that seems better. They are overconfident and tend to be impulsive in their actions.
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